Emperor
em·pe·ror
noun
2.
red table grape of California
Origin
From Middle English emperour, from Anglo-Norman emperour, from Latin imperātorem, derived from imperō (“to command”). Doublet of imperator. Displaced earlier Old English casere, from Latin Caesar.
Phrases
- Australian emperor
- emperor butterfly
- emperor cichlid (Aulonocara nyassae
- emperor fairywren
- emperor goose
- emperor moth
- emperor paper
- emperor penguin
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